Interval Timer Pro

Best designed app for interval training I’ve ever seen. Problem is that it desperately needs an update. Starting to get super buggy. It’s a shame that such a good design is wasted by poor programming.

It is bad, only works at the first couple cycles, then it won’t alarm again until you touch it. We need it to Continue alarm every 15 minutes, but I have to alarm this app every time.

I use it to time my Tim Anderson Original Strength routines as I progress through his reset routines of rocking and rotation movements restore my vestibular system. I am Pleased for it makes a daily record of my workout and times. Time of more than one session is consolidated for the day. Wish it would automatically integrate time into my Apple phone health app which records my steps

My husband and I use this app 3-4x/week for various running and biking workouts (we are triathletes). By far the best interval timer app we have tried! Allows use to customize a plethora of workouts to fit our needs. Have recommended to friends and coaches as well. Very satisfied!!

Near perfect app for intervals. Allows for all types of custom intervals from basic to complex. I only give it 4 stars because the screen doesn’t gets jacked up when going into landscape mode. It zooms into the bottom half of the screen then gets stuck there. The only way I can make this app work properly is to lock my phone into portrait mode. PLEASE FIX THIS BUG🙏🏼!!!!!

With the iOS 16.2 update, end of workout notifications are not working

Thank you Mr. Cook. When you released the latest IOS upgrade it disabled my Apple music library. This is the third time it happened. As with the two previous ones, I had to troubleshoot it by myself (troubleshooting on line with even the a senior afvisor takes just as long; as my lifetime of 24 hours or more of troubleshooting with such wonderful people – truly wonderful professional – attests they are just as thwarted by the IOS BUGS) for four hours often and on for a week(inc signing in and out of everything). Not the first time this is happened. I think it’s because m each time you release an upgrade, it it wipes out my credit card information. But who knows maybe it was just signing in and of apple tunes. Strange because I have a renewing paid up subscription to Apple Music and it was fully pay for it in before this upgrade. I was so frustrated I bought another subscription for Apple match for $27, Which seems to be a necessary part of re-activating Apple Music. I still cannot get the Apple Music playlists back or the personal playlist I created. When I pull those up there is no music in them. I I don’t just go through this trouble because I pay for Apple Music. I do it because I love it and play it on my phone constantly throughout the day. I assume the Apple wants more subscribers to the service. If so, I humbly suggest, is Aamir Consumer, that you avoid this problem in future upgrades. M To compensate us for this, Please give us a Killswitch to stop our kids from playing games on their screens, which makes my teenagers meltdown. In other words, give me the adult organizers of family share ability to disable all apps used by child members of a family share group to block their use of the phone even altogether, independently of the ineffective such features counting by ones ISPs Comcast, Verizon etc. But I the ISPs would lose the revenue thev generate selling streaming data. In the interest of transparency, would please release the contract terms for the for Syd and the amount of money that you obtain from such agreements.. I would eat my hat if you don’t share in that revenue – directly or indirectly. You may counter that I can simply turn off the Wi-Fi but of course0f course the rub is that the kids can simply turn on their data streaming, when I disable or Wi-Fi router ((which by the way is now built into the ISP cabe modem so I will lose my ability to access Wi-Fi). Perhaps I should write to my senator to ask you to testify before the senate interstate commerce committee, or whichever committee is now raking poor Mr. Zuckerberg over the coals. Thank you so much Mr. Cook, and your shareholders (Remembering that only a tiny fraction of society owns any stock trade it on the market it’s either individually or even through their 401(k) or other institutional accounts. Best regards.

Works really well for basic gym needs. I use it all the time.

Because I have a bulging disc in my back and plantar fasciitis, I have a number of exercises to keep track of, manage the timing for each and log when I’m done. This app is great, easy to "program" and use. The ability to also play songs from my playlist helps reduce the monotony as well. I’d recommend this to all who need to have a manageable and configureable list of exercises.

One feature to add is add ability to add “beepng” sound for 3-5 seconds countdown approaching the end of an interval.